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News: JJT: Dez Bryant in a perfect place

Receiver had a quiet offseason, which is exactly what the Cowboys hoped for
Updated: July 19, 2013, 12:45 AM ET
By Jean-Jacques Taylor | ESPNDallas.com

OXNARD, Calif. -- This was the offseason Dez Bryant needed after his phenomenal end to last season.

No embarrassing YouTube videos. No incidents with the police. No lawsuits. No baby mama drama.

Nothing. At all.

Perfect.

So give Bryant plenty of credit for recognizing he needed to change some aspects of his life, and give the Dallas Cowboys credit for putting him on such a strict behavioral program that Bryant was either going to change or find another employer.

All of this is good because it's allowing Bryant to maximize his potential as he heads into his fourth training camp -- his first as the Cowboys' best player.

Bryant has spent this offseason studying Jerry Rice's slant-and-go, Michael Irvin's skinny post and Pittsburgh Steelers receiver Antonio Brown's dig route. Bryant's goal is to be a complete receiver who can handle every route on the route tree, making him close to unstoppable.

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This makes me feel all squenchy inside
I couldn't ask for anything more.

"It's my job to get on the same page with Tony. It's not his job to get on the page with me," Bryant said. "We added a new screen in the offseason and after we ran it the first time in practice, I went over to Tony and asked him if he liked the route.

"He wasn't even practicing, but I wanted him to know that it's important that I run the routes the way he wants me to run them -- not the way I want to run them."

Bryant has spent this offseason studying Jerry Rice's slant-and-go, Michael Irvin's skinny post and Pittsburgh Steelers receiver Antonio Brown's dig route. Bryant's goal is to be a complete receiver who can handle every route on the route tree, making him close to unstoppable.

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this kinda makes me giddy. Add to all that conditioning work he put in means we might be seeing something special this season